1. Over time medicine and technology have changed a lot. When it comes to the male and female reproductive systems modern medicine have helped make problems with these systems much easier to resolve. People are now more aware of all the medical conditions that happen with the reproductive systems. Wether its STI's or just genetic problems. People of all ages are educated on all the things they should do to maintain a healthy a productive reproductive system. Modern medicine has also helped cure or control many infections and diseases.
2. The reproductive system works like dominos because if one thing fails the entire system fails. Every part of the system depends on the rest of the system to work well.
Slide 1: Emergency Contraceptive- Preven/Plan B; Daniel Umana, 12/10/09, Ms. Halpern, 12th, period 3
Slide 2: In 1966 the use of hormons to prevent pregnancy was discovered. Later in the 1970s the morning after pill was invented and was tried to be established in the US. At first it was denied because of many reasons but later in about 1980 it was accepted and used
Slide 3: Hormonal. In some acossions people will need a prescription like if you are under 17 but for the most part one may buy it with out a prescription.
Slide 4: Plan B is if a person had sex and thinks that the protection they used failed for example a ripped condom exc... or if a couple just simply didnt use protection. The female is to take it the next morning of after she had sex for it to have a larger success rate.
Slide 5: It can be obtained in any pharmacy just by asking for it. The pills can cost anywhere from $35 to $60.
Slide 6: If used properly for example taking the pill within the days that you had sex then the pill can be up to 89% effective but your chances slim down the more you wait.
Slide 7: Anyone can use this method at any age. Its a way to prevent pregnancy only if your first plan failed. It is not to be used regularly.
Slide 8: You have an 89% effectivness, you can use it when all else fails, and its pretty easy to get.
Slide 9: The longer you wait the more likely its going to fail, it a little expensive, and if your body doesnt react well to hormones you shouldnt take it.
Ultrasound
1. You can get a ultrasound as early as four and a half weeks to confirm your pregnancy
2. It can be done in either a doctor's office or hospital depending on if your doctor has the machine or not.
3. Ultrasounds show images of the baby, amniotic sac, placenta, and ovaries. It also looks for birth defects or other problems.
CVS Test
1.It is taken about 11 or 12 weeks of pregnancy
2.The test is taken either at your doctor's office or hospital
3. It detects chromosomal abnormalities such as Down Syndrome
Group B Strep Test
1.You get screened between 35-37 weeks of pregnancy
2.The test is taken either at your doctor's office or hospital
3. Some women can carry GBS bacteris in their vagina or rectal area, where they could pass it to their babies during birth
Amniocentesis
1.Is taken between 16-20 weeks of pregnancy
2.The test is taken either at your doctor's office or hospital
3. It gathers information about your baby's health from their amniotic fluid
NO Work Assignment 3 - Test during pregnancy
1. Over time medicine and technology have changed a lot. When it comes to the male and female reproductive systems modern medicine have helped make problems with these systems much easier to resolve. People are now more aware of all the medical conditions that happen with the reproductive systems. Wether its STI's or just genetic problems. People of all ages are educated on all the things they should do to maintain a healthy a productive reproductive system. Modern medicine has also helped cure or control many infections and diseases.
2. The reproductive system works like dominos because if one thing fails the entire system fails. Every part of the system depends on the rest of the system to work well.
Slide 1: Emergency Contraceptive- Preven/Plan B; Daniel Umana, 12/10/09, Ms. Halpern, 12th, period 3
Slide 2: In 1966 the use of hormons to prevent pregnancy was discovered. Later in the 1970s the morning after pill was invented and was tried to be established in the US. At first it was denied because of many reasons but later in about 1980 it was accepted and used
Slide 3: Hormonal. In some acossions people will need a prescription like if you are under 17 but for the most part one may buy it with out a prescription.
Slide 4: Plan B is if a person had sex and thinks that the protection they used failed for example a ripped condom exc... or if a couple just simply didnt use protection. The female is to take it the next morning of after she had sex for it to have a larger success rate.
Slide 5: It can be obtained in any pharmacy just by asking for it. The pills can cost anywhere from $35 to $60.
Slide 6: If used properly for example taking the pill within the days that you had sex then the pill can be up to 89% effective but your chances slim down the more you wait.
Slide 7: Anyone can use this method at any age. Its a way to prevent pregnancy only if your first plan failed. It is not to be used regularly.
Slide 8: You have an 89% effectivness, you can use it when all else fails, and its pretty easy to get.
Slide 9: The longer you wait the more likely its going to fail, it a little expensive, and if your body doesnt react well to hormones you shouldnt take it.
Slide 10: Wikipedia- http://ec.princeton.edu/questions/index.html-http://www.planbonestep.com/?gclid=CNqm4uSOzZ4CFYdd5QodjVFuqw
Assignment #3
Ultrasound
1. You can get a ultrasound as early as four and a half weeks to confirm your pregnancy
2. It can be done in either a doctor's office or hospital depending on if your doctor has the machine or not.
3. Ultrasounds show images of the baby, amniotic sac, placenta, and ovaries. It also looks for birth defects or other problems.
CVS Test
1.It is taken about 11 or 12 weeks of pregnancy
2.The test is taken either at your doctor's office or hospital
3. It detects chromosomal abnormalities such as Down Syndrome
Group B Strep Test
1.You get screened between 35-37 weeks of pregnancy
2.The test is taken either at your doctor's office or hospital
3. Some women can carry GBS bacteris in their vagina or rectal area, where they could pass it to their babies during birth
Amniocentesis
1.Is taken between 16-20 weeks of pregnancy
2.The test is taken either at your doctor's office or hospital
3. It gathers information about your baby's health from their amniotic fluid